Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-30
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN Francisco, November Doth

SAN FRANCISCO, November Doth.
FLOUR-We quote net cash prices for Califor-
mia: Best Family, So 90tG4 o Dbl; Bakers extra,
So 90'G4: Superfne, 81 S0G13 o.
WHEAT-The acceptable and opportune rain
that has prevailed during the past twenty-four
hours, while benefitiDg the several sections of
the State in a greater or less degree, has not
been without influence on the local grain mar
ket. 1t is but natural that there should be
softening of the situation, under the circum
stances Still, it can hardly be said there is any
positive change in values. Although the gen.
eral market is not quOtable over 81 IS q ctl it is
doubtful if holders would be inclined to sell
freely at the price. In fact, even when 81 3614
to 81 3712 could have been obtained during the
past few days, there was no eagerness shown 10
realize. Choice milling pare Is are held with
moderate frmueSS at 81 40 q ctl.
BARLEG-Tnere is considerable talk about
lower prices, consequent on the recent pluvial
visitation. But somehow the selling interest
does not appear particularly anxious to dispose
of stock, for action in reducing asking rates is
quite slow. For bright feed, SIC q ell is still
the holding price, though at the same time there
are willing sellers of pretty good quality at S5c,
while dark lots can be had for less Brewing is
dull. Buyers will not take hold and lay in lib
eral stocks. Their purchases are of hand-to-
mouth character and give scarcely any anima-
ton to the market. 1t would require much can
wasting to place lot of prime quality at over
81 %, while the range will go down as low as 81
q ctl for fair product Some little inquiry pre-
walls for the more choice quality of Chevalier,
and prices for this special description are a
shade firmer No other grade is wanted. Quot
able at 81 25@l 80 for standard; fair to good
bay, 81 to 81 20; fair to good coast, $4,000 2
ctl.
OATs-Receipts for this week have been
light. Buyers are somewhat ofiish, and are
anything but anxious TO operate with freedom
on the present basis OF quotations. Sellers are
more or less indifferent and exhibit no desire to
press business. In fact, the market is under
good control and is being well handled by those
who hold stocks. We quote as follows :
ing s. So j S. Surprise i 81 60; Black. 81 $50
30 for common, and 81 35@1 45 q ctl for good
to choice.
CORN-Trade continues dull while prices re-
main weak Quotable at 81 l21a@1 10 for
large Yellow and 81 20 for small White is
held at 81 20 n ctl.
CRACKED CoRN-,Quotable at s25@27 y ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S25@27 =
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 21a9254c q ID.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 so per ton
for old process and S27 so q ton for new process
at the mills.
SEEDS-An improved demand is expected for
certain kinds in the near future Mustard, Brown,
81 50@S; Yellow, 81 75@1 80 q ctl; Ca.
Timothy. 6s7c; Alfalfa, s@75&c . b; Flax, 81 50
az p ctl.
MIDDLINGS-Pr have kept pretty uniform
for week. Quotable at S20t02l p ton.
HAY-No Alfalfa in the market Brisk trade
Tor all descriptions. Choice Wheat SIT 50@1S;
No Wheat, SIS 50@16; choice Wheat and
Dat, sl6@17 so; Wild Dat, SIS 5O@16; Barley,
Sl0@14 q ton.
sTRAW-Good to choice is quotable at iO@55c
2 bale.
HOPS-The situation is still unfavorable to
sellers. Occasionally some little inquiry is
made but no business results, as offered figm es
are much under the low figures now asked say
&c to 10c q fb.
BRAN-Is shade cheaper. Quotable at SIS so
RYE-The last sale was made at 81 10 p ctI,
and this is yet the asking rate for good article
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at 81 2O91 % p ctl,
GROUND BAkLEY-Quotable at s2oa21 p
ton.
POTATOES Receipts continue free, but
stocks clean up fairly, owing to local trace being
supplemented by demand Tor shipment River
Reds, 50955c; Peachblows, 60@70c; Petalumas,
e5965c; Tomales, 60G75c Jersey Blues, 50@S0c;
coo; Peerless. 5OG6Oc; Sweet, 81 25@i so p ctl
ONIONS There is a wide range in prices
Strictly prime offerings command 90c0Sl, while
SOC 2 ctl is not quickly obtained for inferior
product
DRIED PEAs-we quote: Green, 81 25@1 40
q ctl.
BEANS-1he situation has not been so favor
able for sellers in long time as now. There
mas been good demand for several kinds ON
Eastern account. and liberal shipments in that
direction have caused marked strengthening
Butter, 50 5o@2 IS; Pink, 81 SOa1 so; Red
81 COOL IS; Lima, 81 1922 So Pea. 81 5092 IS;
Small White. 81 5002 rs y ell.
VEGETABLES-Better prices prevail for To-
Peas, 1Oc p ID Tomatoes, 10000 p box String
Beans. 12c o u; Marrowfat Squash, Sc
gS 2 tom tom TPurnips, So@75e 9 ell; Beets,
flower, 5o@65c 2 dozen; Cabbage, 75c 2 ctl
Garlic, 11ai02c u 10; Dry Peppers, SG10c; Dry
okra. 15@30c . b.
on trade. Receipts of Berries have stopped for
the present at least. Grapes are drug and
there is much irregularity in prices. There is
coed demand for choice Apples, and asking
mr. ut hot emit
Pears of first class quality are likewise in good
request. We quote jobbing lots as follows:
Ounces, 4o@6Oc ? box; Wine Grapes, s14
according to quality; Apples. 5oc@s1 so
2 box; Lady Apples. 81 50a1 IS iper box;
Pears, 5)c@sl 81 . box; Strawberries,
anges. 81 5O@3 p 100; Sweet Mexican Oranges,
sS@3 70 . box; Mexican Lines. SG6 2 box:
California Lines, 4O@55c 2 box; Lemons,
sicily soSS 90 % 40 SaliioInia u 1872 for com
Bananas, 81 50dS 80 y bunch: Pincapples.
s3G5 p dozen; Cape Cod Cranberries, s1l@
IL 80 . Dbl
DRIED FRUIT-Movement is far from being
rapid. and slight shading On asking rates is
frequently made to effect sales. Apricots and
Peaches of strictly choice quality are, perhaps.
exceptions, owing to this class of stock not be-
ing very plentiful. We quote sun-dried Apples,
sc = % for sliced and &c for quartered
Alden lq Si;.cbed ApSSots' Il lSc for
Sole for Impressed; smyrna Figs, 12]S0I4c
for layers, and G10c for kegs; Nectarines,
S@1oc; Peaches, 1Sa2219c for peeled, and sGl0c
for unpeeled; Pears, 3(94c for whole and 5@
&C for sliced; maehine-dried, 99IOc; Piums,
9G1014c for pitted and &c for unpitted; Ger
man Prunes, SG9c; French Prunes, S61lc ? 70;
Raisins, London Layers, 81 1892 . box. with
15@75c advance for fractions: Common, 81 259
l SO . box
HONEY-Values are kept steady because of
light stocks. Trade, however. is limited as
prices are too high for the general run of Gus
tom. We quote as follows: Comb white, I2(1l4c;
extra white, 15t9l6c: dark, s@10c: Extraeted-
Clear white. e1aGSc; amber, 51zq6c; candied,
51zG55Se p h.
as received, keeping prices firm. Continued
active demand prevails for picked roll and
firkin, and stocks are being reduced quite rap
idly. We quote iobbing loJs as follows: Fancy,
471sc; good to choice, 4214o &c; lair S21ae571Sc
mixed lots, l7@20c; 6rkln. &c o29c Tor fancy
2l@2ic for good, and l5alse . d for poor 10
fair; picked roll, S21zz9s7c1s p b. Eastern, I&
iSc ? n for ordinary TO fairly good quality
CHEESE-Choice product is scarce and firmly
held. We quote: Choice TO fancy, 14dl6c; fair
m cnoi 10I.12n. FaStqru IiLTIfo ",